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DAVID DAVILA FIGHTS for extra yardage against Granger last Friday in Rockdale. The Bluejays lost 36-12 in the bi-district playoff to finish the season at 4-7. -- Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

DAVID DAVILA FIGHTS for extra yardage against Granger last Friday in Rockdale. The Bluejays lost 36-12 in the bi-district playoff to finish the season at 4-7. -- Tribune photo by Roy Sanders

Bluejays end season in 36-12 loss to Granger

The Snook Bluejays battled on defense in the first half, getting two key stops, but ended their season in a 36-12 bi-district loss to Granger last Friday in Rockdale.
Maurer, Cavin named District 26-4A MVPs

Maurer, Cavin named District 26-4A MVPs

Maurer, Cavin named District 26-4A MVPs

Seniors Marley Maurer and Kennedy Cavin top Caldwell’s list of seven Lady Hornets named to the District 26-4A All-District Team. Maurer was named as the district’s MVP Offensive Player, and Cavin was named as a Co-MVP Setter along with Bell-ville’s Tatum Rowe.
NATALIE VACHA LOOKS to pass the ball during the Lady Jays’ win over Number 23 Douglass Friday night in Snook.

NATALIE VACHA LOOKS to pass the ball during the Lady Jays’ win over Number 23 Douglass Friday night in Snook.

Lady Jays open bball season with win over #23 Douglass

The Lady Jays opened their season with a win over a talented Douglass team 41-33. Both teams are currently ranked in the Top 25 in the latest Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) Class 2A girls’ rankings. Snook starts the season at Number 16, and Douglass is Number 23.

Yeguas open with 51-35 road loss to Hallettsville

The Somerville Yeguas basketball team opened its season on Monday night with a 51-35 road loss to Hallettsville. The Yeguas got off to a good start, surging to a 24-22 halftime lead, before the Brahmas took control in the second half. Hallettsville led 31-20 at the end of the third.
SOMERVILLE’S XADRIA MARTIN drives to the hoop with Moulton applying some pressure. Moulton edged the Lady Yeguas in their season opener 34-32. -- Photo courtesy of the Shiner Gazette

SOMERVILLE’S XADRIA MARTIN drives to the hoop with Moulton applying some pressure. Moulton edged the Lady Yeguas in their season opener 34-32. -- Photo courtesy of the Shiner Gazette

Moulton edges Lady Yeguas in season opener 34-32

Trailing the Bob Kittens by double digits in the third quarter, the Lady Yeguas went on a massive 18-1 run in the third frame and were ahead early in the fourth frame, but eventually fell 34-32 Nov. 12 in Moulton.
CALDWELL FFA MEMBERS, Abby Homeyer and Lani Pieper, received their American FFA Degrees at this year’s National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Ind.. This degree is the highest degree given by FFA.

CALDWELL FFA MEMBERS, Abby Homeyer and Lani Pieper, received their American FFA Degrees at this year’s National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Ind.. This degree is the highest degree given by FFA.

Homeyer, Pieper earn American FFA Degree

Caldwell FFA chapter members, Abby Homeyer and Lani Pieper, earned the American FFA Degree -- the highest degree bestowed by the FFA. Homeyer and Pieper received their degrees at the 92nd annual National FFA Convention held in Indianapolis, Ind., on Nov. 2.

Caldwell opens season with loss to Franklin

The Lady Hornets opened their season with a 66-29 loss to Franklin on the road on Thursday, Nov. 14. With the volleyball team still alive in the playoffs, Coach Alysia Escalante’s team was short-handed.